David Bowling's Continuous Charging Device

[Goat]

@ Cap-Z-ro 

Hi All & DBowling

I've been going through David's posts in http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=get183 and at Reply #146 I found the answer to the dead battery issue:

" First flipped the switch, NOTHING happened. The motor did not run. I sat around for 15 or 20 minutes talking to a friend, and suddenly the motor started. It ran until all three batteries were fully charged, and then it SHUT ITSELF OFF. Battery 3 slowly drained and then it started back up again ALL BY ITSELF. It repeated this cycle over and over and over for several DAYS. I just let it run. If you flip the switch and yours starts up, you know that you do NOT have a dead battery in the #3 position, so go find a DEAD one."

I think that pretty well sums it up as far as dead batteries goes 

Problem still lies in the details though and I'm afraid I'm a little ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) when it comes to details, I often take things too literally which is often embarrassing    So I'm slowly picking at it....

Regards,
Paul

[Groundloop]

@Goat,

I measured my "dead" battery today. The battery was disconnected for 7 hours.
It was down to 2,3 Volt. This means that I DO indeed have a "dead" battery.

>>"It ran until all three batteries were fully charged"

I have a problem with this statement.

My batteries do not charge when the motor runs, they drain.
Also, I did not get the "stop motor" when the "dead" battery gained voltage.
Maybe I need a bigger motor?

So, what are we doing wrong?

Groundloop.

[Goat]

@Groundloop

As far as your experiments goes I cannot help you or anyone else unfortunately, this seems like an experiment that only the right conditions will work according to the inventor (David Bowling). 

That is why I would like to get as much information on how to replicate this anomaly, I still have a few things to clear up.

I ordered the motor you mentioned earlier (thanks  ) and still have a few questions on the different setups but that's for later

At one point there is the mention in Reply #146 where the circuit ran for a few days where the motor would turn itself on and off as battery # 3 would charge and discharge so I think the dead battery along with the right motor and batteries plays a big part in this.

I would like to start at that point of the experiment, using David's original components and start replicating his findings one step at a time then I would like to progress to the inverter running a light load like David mentioned.

Unless I can duplicate his original experiment I'm afraid I can't help anyone.

Hope that helps.

Regards,
Paul

[Goat]

@ Dbowling

Groundloop & Myself are at an impasse at this point from what I'm seeing.

Is there any way for you to list all the components that you used in the original experiment that made the setup run for 3 days, I know the dead battery is tricky at describing and hopefully the document of your posts makes it clear to everyone that the dead battery seems to be the KEY to making this work, other than that thanks for your posts and continued support.  And please correct me if I'm wrong.

Regards,
Paul

[hoptoad]

Try hooking up the battery to a lawyer or a politician...that should drain the life out of it.

Regards...

ROFL      .. KneeDeep